The Art of Mike Slobot » About About What are the slobots? The slobots are a mild obsession for me. They are part toy and part fine art sculpture. They are like friends that reflect the better parts of us. For the most part, the slobots come with stories, each one crafted to suit the particular robot, including things like searching for jobs, love, or meaning, all the way to search and rescue or health and healing themes. Some have even been dog walkers and dolphin protectors. All in all, the slobots are a friendly race of robots that protect humans and animals. I use my slobots as a means to comment on the human condition. I see the idea of a robot that uses its strengths for good as a really positive thing. Each slobot is built to last and is created to keep at least some of our everyday trash from cluttering up the landfills and garbage dumps. You can visit mike slobot’s robot sculpture art gallery or the robots painting art gallery… Are they toys? Not really, even though they start out or have toy parts on them at times. The slobots are fragile, and it is best to regard them as sculptural works of art. Playing with them will probably end up with a damaged sculpture. Do they move? No, they do not move on their own, however, some have joints that can be positioned and have a very limited mobility. In all cases, moving the joints should be handled with extreme care.

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Hey, it’s me Francisco Ramirez, most people call me Fran. Others have names for me which I will not put here for their own sake. More about me, what do you think? Okay, I graduated from Columbia College of Chicago with a Bachelors in Art with a Major in Art and Design and Minor in Art History. I have been screen printing for over a decade mostly creating event posters or “gigposters” as some would call it. I’ve designed and printed posters for Mudhoney, The Melvins, Die Kreuzen, Swans, Mastodon, Unsane, Guided by Voices, Redd Cross and plenty of others. Speaking of others, I have also designed and printed event posters for local bars and restaurants as well, including Honeypie Cafe, Palomino Bar, Burnhearts, Goodkind and others. Am I commercial print shop or a non commercial shop, the answer is Yes. I will work to create strong image for your event, business, tshirt, sticker, beer label or almost anything you are in need of. So go ahead and contact me, I dare you.

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